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Tag Archives: Golf Etiquette
Country Club Attire
Dress codes vary amongst country clubs. Some clubs require traditional, conservative attire, while other clubs are more relaxed with their dress requirements. Dress codes will also vary within the club depending on where you are at the facility. The dress … Continue reading
Putting Green Etiquette – Golf Etiquette
Here are a few putting green etiquette guidelines provided by the USGA. 1. Avoid walking on another player’s line of putt or casting a shadow on that line, and the area extending beyond the hole, while the player is making … Continue reading
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Out of Play Areas – Golf Etiquette
The United States Golf Association (USGA) advises us to adhere to wildlife signs and avoid venturing into those designated rough and out-of-play areas to help improve wildlife habitat on the golf course.
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